Posts Tagged ‘secrets’

Research On Infidelity In Relationships

Thursday, June 23rd, 2011

research on infidelity in relationships
Prevelance Of Infidelity?

Do you think that it is just a matter of time before your partner cheats on you [be it, being strongly attracted to another person, a sexual affair, or full-blown relationship]?

I may be pessimistic about this, but I feel as though it is almost inevitable that people give in to lust when they become too comfortable in their relationship; and the more I research the more I feel as though it’s almost human nature to stray :s

I have never cheated, and I think it is an awful thing to do. I worry that my partner will cheat on me, although I have no reason to worry [other than what I have read about human behaviour]. The thing that worries me the most About Infidelity is not so much the cheating part, rather the lying associated. The thought of a partner endangering my health [via STIs] and trying to maintain a relationship with me while cheating frightens me. If people are going to cheat, I think the worst thing is not telling the other person!

What do people think?

Wow…i used to think exactly like you. But you know what, if your partner chooses to cheat, there is nothing that anyone can do about it. And to think “will he cheat?” is no way to live your life either. Love is about taking chances and trusting that they won’t stray. Instead of worrying more about something that may or may not happen, try to focus on your relationship now and how happy you are that you found each other.

This Emotional Life | Infidelity — Open Relationships

Infidelity Posts

Sunday, April 3rd, 2011

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If your marriage has survived infidelity, do you still look down on swingers?

I’ve seen plenty of hate for cheating partners. I’ve seen plenty of hate (and support) for marriages that invite third parties to their bed. I’ve also seen so many posts by spouses who have forgiven past infidelities.

I am of the opinion that people who have not allowed infidelity to end their marriage are basically now in an open marriage. They just aren’t reaping the potential benefits. Given that, it would be fairly hypocritical to chastise marriages that engage in infidelity without deceit.

Am I way off in that assessment?

Infidelity and open relationships are two different things. Referring to an extra-marital liaison as “infidelity” implies that the incident was unacceptable within the context of that given marriage/relationship. Yes, a lot of people move on and forgive, but it doesn’t mean that this behavior becomes acceptable. Your kid may draw on the wall with crayons; you will explain to him/her that it’s unacceptable behavior, and I’m sure you will forgive the child – but it doesn’t mean that all of a sudden it is now ok to draw on walls: quite contrary, it is not, and you will do what it takes for the child to understand that.

Open relationships, on the other hand, is like having a wall specifically for the purpose of drawing on it with crayons. Here’s the wall, here are the crayons, draw all you want, we all agree that it’s ok. Just don’t draw on these other walls – or whatever other rules might apply. Comparing infidelity and open relationships is like comparing apples and oranges; two different things entirely.

That said, I do feel that what each individual couple does behind closed doors is their business, and theirs only. If they choose to have an open relationship – more power to them. It’s no one else’s place to criticize them or look down on them; to each their own, and there’s more than one path to a happy relationship. But I would in no way, shape or form compare this arrangement to the pain and deceit involved in an infidelity.

Pastor’s order Thou shalt not Facebook- Social Networking Sites & Adultery

What Infidelity Can Do

Saturday, March 19th, 2011

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Why does the world consider infidelity a reason to divorce, but everything else should be worked through?

issues behind infidelity are always there, so why no deal those too? i get the sense that world accepts no reason for divorce other than this…and abuse.

so how do you work through infidelity, if you decide to stay? can it be worked through? what if it happened multiple times, on both sides?

The notion behind infidelity that doesn’t give the chance for re-conciliation is that mostly its done when that someone who commits it runs out of love. Even if it happens by accident, the victimized spouse will always live with the fact that his/her spouse have chosen the body and comfort of other person, this creates a huge gap that makes it difficult to reconcile. It will be like living in doubts of “it may happen again”. But if the marriage is founded on solid romantic background not on material benefits or arrangement, there is always the chance of talking out of the problem, leave everything and the consequences behind and move on but it needs patience, forgiveness, willingness not to break up a family and alter the stable mind of the children if involved and better understanding of life, I wish for all those in this ordeal to have the love of Christ to mend the affair of the blessed marriage forever. God Bless

You Can Survive An Emotional Affair.mp4

Infidelity Data

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

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My husband deleted everything on his computer due to his Internet Infidelity, can I retrieved those data?

Let say I suspected my spouse cheating, and he’s knows that I knows. So he deleted all his text messages, emails, websites visited, everything on his computer that’s related to his infidelity. Can I do anything to retrieved those information to use against him in court? (He deleted it like a couple days ago.)

I did hired a private investigator, but he hasn’t gotten anything so far. Any advices?

Not if he knows what he is doing… if he is a basic user he may have just deleted them and emptied the recycle bin. if that’s the case then windows just deletes references to the files, but the files are still there most likely still there. Try this! http://www.piriform.com/recuva Hope it works

Extramarital affairs_part 1: data

Infidelity Just Friends

Thursday, February 10th, 2011

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If you’re in my friends shoes when will you decide to talk to me?

I had a major fight with my long time friend for telling her about her husband’s infidelity…Wanna know if she’s alright but none ofmy calls/ messages were responded and its been a week,Iwould like to talk to her but clearly she doesnt wanna talk to me I terribly missed her….I m wondering if she just having a time out or ditching me for telling the truth..I need to know.

I’d leave it alone. She may be processing what happened between the two of you and if you are persistent in calling her, you could cause more friction between you.
As time goes on, and you don’t hear from her, try sending a card in the mail. If all else fails, move on…because that’s what she’s done. Good luck!!

Just Friends